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Robbie Fowler goes against the grain with a brave Tottenham table prediction

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Robbie Fowler predicted Tottenham will qualify for Europe this season, despite being winless in their first six games, citing their improved performances and pre-season work under De Zerbi. Fowler believes Tottenham have bought well and are seeing glimpses of their desired style.

Fowler's optimism is based on Tottenham's underlying metrics, comparable to top teams like Arsenal and Man City, and their performances, which have shown promise despite a poor start. He noted that consistency is key to achieving their goals.

In contrast, Opta's Supercomputer predicts Tottenham will finish 16th, with a 0.03% chance of Champions League qualification, while Alan Shearer warned of a potential relegation battle if they don't win against Coventry City.

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Robbie Fowler has now given a bold prediction on where he expects Tottenham Hotspur to finish in the Premier League this season. Spurs remain winless from their first six games of the season and are sitting in the relegation zone, which is not what any Tottenham fan would have expected at the start of the campaign. However, Tottenham’s performances have told a different story, and the club could be much higher up the table if they had even an ordinary conversion rate, with the Lilywhites struggling to convert their chances. That is backed up by the numbers, with Spurs’ underlying performance metrics being comparable to the likes of Arsenal and Man City, even though they are at the opposite end of the table.

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